23+ Breath-taking Poems About The Ocean

If you’re anything like me, you love spending time by the ocean. There’s something about the sound of waves crashing against the shore that is so peaceful and calming. The ocean is also a place of beauty and mystery, which is why so many poets have been inspired to write poems about it.

Here are some of the most breath-taking ocean poems, perfect for anyone who loves this majestic place. Let’s dive right in!

What Are The Best Poems About Oceans?

The Ocean Inside Him By Rick Noguchi

Ocean By Alice Miller

Ocean Is Great By Sainkho Namtchylak

An Ocean Musing By Henrietta Cordelia Ray

Ocean Park Notebook By Rick Barot

Ocean Which I Pushed Up By Joshua Beckman

Ocean Of Earth By Guillaume Apollinaire

All I See Is You -In Top 500 By Anjali Sinha

Loneliness By Rainer Maria Rilke

Sail Away By Rabindranath Tagore

Apostrophe To The Ocean By George Gordon Byron

I Met A Genius By Charles Bukowski

Enigmas By Pablo Neruda

The Cup Of Ocean By Amos Russel Wells

Ocean Mightier Than The Land By Annette Wynne

Essay: On Love By Ed Falco

The Spouting Horn By Hannah Flagg Gould

Night By E. G. A. Holmes

Out Of The Rolling Ocean The Crowd By Walt Whitman

If The Ocean Had A Mouth By Marie-Elizabeth Mali

Ocean Water By Dasha Kelly Hamilton

The Ocean By Nathaniel Hawthorne

Wisterical By Genya Turovskaya

Conclusion

When you’ve had enough of the land, dive into these stunning poems about the oceans. Next time your friends start to complain that they need some sea air in their lives, give them this list and let them choose which one they want to read first.